Replacing Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 3 (7th generation) battery
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Here you can buy the battery: ebay.us/tlUNp1
This is a DIY tutorial that will show you how to replace a worn out 7th generation Amazon Kindle battery with a new cheap one purchased on the internet.
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I like this . It's real, including making a little mistake. Thank you. Very clear.
Thank you too!😊
Thanks for the video and showing the mistakes and imperfections.
Tips for others: heat or warm the bezel to soften the glue. Be careful not to insert tool too far past the bezel and scratch the screen. The remaining steps are quite easy and straightforward. Credit to Amazon for allowing this unit to be repaired in such an easy way.
Thank you mate!
I used your video to replace my battery. The video was very helpful, and my Paperwhite 3 is working perfectly and fully charges now. Thank you!
You’re welcome 😉
Thanks for the video. I was able to gently start removing the bezel from the screen side instead of forcing the tool between the main case and bezel.
You’re welcome 😉
Glad that I saw your mistake first before attempting the replacement myself! Thanks for the lesson. Wishing you all best.
Yeah dude! This means that I have hit the target😉. Thank you! I wish you too all best!
Exactly! We will all benefit from your mistake 😃 Thanks man!
Thanks to your detailed and real struggle now I know what to expect Attempting this myself as soon as the replacement battery Comes in the mail 📬.Let's see hoy it goes 👍
Yup almost happened to me when I wondered why is it so hard to take off. Luckily saw this video
Thans dude. I was forcing the inside cover to remove the screen then i decide to look up for vids and found yours. Like you, I had not realized that there was a hiddden screw. Thanks!
You’re welcome! I’m thinking how many people were (and will be) into this trouble 😅
@@MoExha hahahh
Thank you- this was extremely helpful. also maybe one future edit- add 5s frame detailing the original battery pn, model etc and note that the battery contacts are three pressure pads
I know this post is years old but, in case you see this, thanks again for your know-how (and mistakes).
I never miss a comment. Thank you dude 😉
Thanks, this video was very helpful.
You’re welcome ☺️
A million thumbs up for you my old kindle is up an running!!!!! I thought I'd done something wrong as I kept getting the old error code 0 hour kindle needs repair but after fhad to force restart 3 times and the TADAAAAH my kindle came Alive woop woop. Thank you
You’re welcome 😉 Hope that this tutorial will help more and more people!
About to do this repair, thank you for the informative video.
You’re welcome 😉
good job! I've same kindle need battery replacement.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Nice bro . From Vietnam
Thank you mate
Good evening. The video was really good. Congratulations. I had a problem. It wasn't charging anymore. Changing the battery fixed it, but I let it discharge too much and the problem came back. The battery is new, but it's not charging. The charging LED lights up for a few seconds and then turns off. How should I go about charging the battery outside of the Kindle, independently? My device is the Paperwhite.
Thank you :)
I think that the problem is not the battery because I always discharge it completely but it recharge anyways.
Hi when I attempted to remove the bezel, it looks like the top layer of the screen came with it there are weird wavy lines on the screen. It appears the top layer of the screen separated and now won't meld properly with the underlayer. has anyone had this problem and can it be fixed without replacing the screen?
Did you use any adhesive to put the front panel back on?
No, it was not necessary.
hello, thanks for the video, it was really helpful! by any chance does anyone know where to get the battery? the link given says that there isn’t such a product anymore.. my charging port and cable are fully functional but my kindle is not charging :(
Thank you for the compliments😊
Here’s the updated link: ebay.us/tlUNp1
alright, thank you so much 🙏
@@rheannekim4678 you’re welcome ☺️
Do you know the type of battery for Paperwhite 2018 (10th generation)? I will appreciate your answer.
There you are:
www.ebay.it/itm/353943188816?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=eehkg1ifryy&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=oOHCQspFQ8K&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Beware if you have the 3G version!
Prizing the top of the front cover like this may break the antenna glued to back of it!
Nice to know! Thank you 😊
I did as suggested and now it seems my cover sensor is malfunctioning :( i can turn it on but it immediately thinks its supposed to go into rest mode.
Hi, open it again and check if something is disconnected 🤷🏻♂️
Must the kindle be completely turned off? Mine is in screensaver mode but it’s not charging and I can’t hard reset it. Nothing is happening. no LED light too even when I have it connected to the computer.
Have you already tried to replace the battery?
@@MoExha I haven’t yet. I saw somewhere that says kindle must be turned off before attempting it. Also, I just ordered the battery replacement today😅
@@makfmarquez try to replace the battery anyway
How is the battery working now?
It’s working fine
Be careful when separating the bezel. It is glued. Make sure that you separate it gently from the body but also from the screen.. Bear in mind that if you do it too quickly, it can tear off the edges of the thin layer that covers the entire screen. Lessons learned, unfortunately.
Hey I think I did this to my old Kindle. Do you know how to fix it?
It's Better cover the screen with aluminum foil and tape and heat with a heat gun "just a little" and carefully remove the frame
Ciao scusa per togliere la cornice serve scaldarla o posso rimuoverla a freddo? Grazie
Ciao, io come l’ho rimossa?
@@MoExha non l'hai scaldata ma sarebbe meglio farlo?
@@matteogranata6768 non credo, perché scalderesti lo schermo. Però non so.
I can see it is time to start hassling my people in Congress to pass a law making manufacturers design items so that they can be fixed without all this nonsense. It was easy to change the battery in my early Kindles. There is no excuse that we have to buy special tools to change batteries on electronic devices and that they make it so hard to do.
Yes, I totally agree with you.